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- Dec 28, 2014
When police draft the arrest warrant affidavit, they have to describe the premises and their planned approach to some degree. If they're intending a "knock and announce" warrant, purportedly the standard, that's generally just approaching the front door and knocking on it.I guess he means they would have gotten rid of the evidence in time? I almost wish he had, he would have probably killed himself at this point if the cops hadn't taken his drugs.
If there's a gate or guns or a high likelihood of destruction of evidence, though, they will request a "no knock," which means basically storming the premises. They'd be less likely to do the full flashbangs, tear gas, and dogs shit in a house with children in it, but they are going to get in more quickly than a couple pilled up zombies and a skeletal cuck (who wasn't there anyway) could manage to clean a house that was full floor to ceiling with all kinds of drugs.
If anything, having a gate might have made the situation an order of magnitude worse and guaranteed a more dynamic and potentially violent entry.